The Straits Times, 30 July 1971

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National NBwspapßr The Straits Times Estd. 1845 if FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1971. 20 CENTS
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    US halts China spy flights
    454 1 US halts China spy flights Bid to avoid incidents before Nixon visit WASHINGTON, Thursday THE United States has suspended reconnaissance flights over mainland China under White House orders, according to administration officials. The suspension included flights by highspeed SK-71 reconnaissance planes, as well as pilotless aircraft, or Drones. The suspension
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    Causeway formfilling from -Aug. 16
    148 1 Causeway formfilling from -Aug. 16- JOHOKE BAIIKI. Thurs.— New immigration measures to keep a closer check on visitors to Johore will come into force at midnight on Aug. 15. After that date, non-Malay-sian citizens entering the country across the Johore Causeway will have to Mil in immigration forms at the
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    Toto winning numbers
    40 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The winning numbers picked In today's Toto draw No. &9 71 were: 19. 23. 11. 29 and 17. The additional number was 38. In the circles draw the numbers picked were: 7, 11 and 36.
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    Lock icon Han Suyin in Peking
    50 1 HONG KONO. Thurs. Novelist Han Suyin and her husband Vincent Ruthnasamy flew into Peking yesterday, the New China News Agency reported today. The couple were invited for a friendly visit to China by the Chinese People's Association for friendship with foreign countries, the agency said. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Agnew back
    30 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Vice-President Sprio Agnew returned today from a 31-day global tour and was greeted with a "welcome back" from President Nixon on the White House lawn. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Now badminton
    29 1 OTTAWA. Thurs. China has accepted an invitation from the Canadian Badminton Association to send two of its top stars on a tour of Canada In November. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Soviet plane crashes in flames
    216 1 Soviet plane crashes in flames CALCUTTA, Thurs. A Soviet airliner crashed in flames at Dum Dum Airport here today The Antonov ANI2 transport plane was being used to airlift East Pakistani refugees from Calcutta to Raipur in central India. Airport officials said six of the seven persons aboard —five Russian
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    US call for a general truce in Indo-China
    117 1 PARIS, Thurs. David K. E. Bruce, outgoing U.S. negotiator at the Vietnam peace talks, called today for immediate negotiations on a general. internationally-controlled ceasefire throughout Indo-China. Mr. Bruce outlined five basic conditions which, he said, should apply to a standstill ceasefire. He
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    Lock icon Envoy honoured
    28 1 LONDON. Thurs. The British Foreign and Commonwealth Office today gave a luncheon In honour of ihe new Singapore High Commissioner here. Dr. Lee Yong Leng. Reuter.
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    Fight to save life of lab blast
    360 1  - Fight to save life of lab blast K. S. SIDHU By SINGAPORE, Thurs. Doc tors at Out ram Hospital tonight were stili trying to save the life of a Secondary Two schoolgirl of Anderson School and the sight of her three colleagues. The girls are still on the dangerouslyill list
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    Lock icon Apollo zeros in for moon orbit
    450 1 Apollo zeros in for moon orbit HOUSTON, Thurs. The Apollo 15 astronauts zeroed In on the moon with a brief engine burst today and were ready to fire Into lunar orbit using a new technique that will require splitsecond manual control. Apollo 15 Is due to touch down on the
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    Lock icon AUSSIE PULLOUT FROM VIETNAM
    49 1 SYDNEY, Thurs— Aus tralia's rrmaininr 6.000 troops in Vietnam will be withdrawn by the end of this year, the Sydney Morning Herald reported today. Quoting authoritathe sources, the paper said Prime Minister William McMahon will announce the Australian withdrawal after parliament resumes next month. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Europe frowns on Wilson's 'No'
      537 2 LONDON, Thursday C O C I A LISTS in France, vVest Germany and Italy expressed disappointment yesterday at the decision of the British Labour Party to oppose Britain's entry into the European Common Market on the present terms. But there was no immediate official reaction
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      Lock icon Proposal on Channel islands rejected
      124 2 BRUSSELS, Thurs. The European Common Market yesterday rejected a British proposal on an enlarged community's links with the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, and Britain reserved judgment on a compromise solution suggested by the Six. The dispute is basically over whether the islands
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      Lock icon Pope hits out at 'sins' of modern life
      171 2 Pope hits out at 'sins' of modern life D OME, Thurs. Pope Paul VI condemned modern morals and fashions yesterday in a speech coinciding with a campaign against bare flesh at Vatican City. During a general audience at his summer estate In Castclgandolfo the Pontiff spoke of "the widespread ways
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      Lock icon Bill to give Parliament power to amend Constitution
      304 2 NEW DELHI, Thursday THE Government today introduced a Bill seeking to invest Parliament with authority to amend any part of the Constitution, including a citizen's fundamental rights. Freedom of expression, freedom to hold property, practise and preach any religion are some of
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      Lock icon Chou: We make those bombs to end blackmail
      502 3 Chou: We make those bombs to end blackmail TORONTO, Thursday PREMIER Chou En-Lai told Canadian Trade Minister, Mr. JeanF Luc Pepin that his country produced nuclear weapons to «id the blackmail of nuclear monopoly, according to a text of their discussions released here today. Peking earlier was The text— lssued
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      Lock icon 'Peking building nuclear subs' report
      166 3 'Peking building nuclear subs' report ONDON, Thurs. China L may be building up to three nuclear powered submarines to strengthen a submarine fleet which is already by far the largest of any Asian nation, according to reports cited today by Jane's Fighting Ships. 1 Jane's, the authoritative British publication which
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      Lock icon A MAJOR SETBACK FOR AMERICAN ECONOMY
      150 3 A MAJOR SETBACK FOR AMERICAN ECONOMY WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Nixon Administration has announcfd a double-blow for the U.S. economy— the first half-yearly trade deficit this century and a major deficit in the country's budget. The Commerce Department reported yesterday that the country had a trade deliclt of USS372 million in
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      Lock icon 12 Red diplomats told to get out of Congo
      200 3 12 Red diplomats told to get out of Congo MOSCOW, Thursday. WESTERN diplomatic sources said that about a dozen Soviet, Yugoslav and Czechoslovak diplomats were expelled from Kinshasa yesterday for alleged involvement in anti-Government student demonstrations there last month. They said Kinshasa authorities alleged the group helped instigate demonstrations in
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      Lock icon Guilty: Three editors on obscenity charges
      104 3 Guilty: Three editors on obscenity charges LONDON. Thurs. Three underground magazine editors were found guilty of obscenity yesterday after one of the unruliest trials ever seen at tne via Bailey courthouse. When the Jury announced its verdict, weeping hippie* screamed as they streamed from the court. The climax was in
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      Lock icon Times resumes
      26 3 LONDON. Thurs. Britain's influential dally newspaper The Times, which failed to apyear yesterday following an Industrial dispute, resumed publication as normal here today. —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ellsberg plea to end U.S. role in —war—
      100 4 Ellsberg plea to end U.S. role in war WASHINGTON, Thurs. Dr. Daniel Ellsberg. former Pentagon official who leaked secret Vietnam War papers to American newspapers, urged Congressmen yesterday to force an end of US. military involvement in Indi-l'hlna. even at the risk of their political careers. Dr. Ellsberg, told a
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      219 4 Kennedy plan to visit India, Pakistan to study refugee aid -I WASHINGTON. Thura. v;enator e d ward KENNEDY, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Sub-committee on Refugees, plans to visit India «nd Pakistan next month to study efforts to aid East Pakistani refugees. Aides to Senator Kennedy said he already has
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      Lock icon Royal jump ends in happy splash
      204 4 LONDON, Thursday pRINCE Charles yesL terday became the first heir to the British throne to make a parachute jump. He dived out of an Air Force plane flying just off the south coast near Poole, yesterday evening and splashed into the sea. Almost immediately
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      Lock icon TEN GET DEATH FOR MURDER OF GENERALS
      170 4 JAKARTA, Thursday. KEN military men have been sentenced to death and 100 others to life imprisonment or long Jail terms for the torture and murder of six generals during the communist coup attempt of 1965, according to an army spokesman. Lt.-Col. E. Mugni.
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      Lock icon Clay gets S. African lecture tour offer
      123 4 Clay gets S. African lecture tour offer PHILADELPHIA. Thurs. Muhammad AIJ has been offered US$3OO,OOO for 10 lectures in South Africa and plans to accept If he can obtain a visa to that country. Mr. Richwd Tulton, Alj's New York agent, conflrrrec that the former heavyweight boxing champion had been
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      Lock icon I'm all for free love, says Miss Universe
      193 5 I'm all for free love, says Miss Universe i\l EW YORK. Thurs. n Miss Universe, greeneyed Georgina Risk of Lebanon, said yesterday she believes in sex before marriage "to be sure which man to marry." Asked about free love at a Press conference. Miss Rick said: "I approve of It
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      Lock icon Izvestia: Nixon's trip to Peking only a 'sensation'
      238 5 Izvestia: Nixon's trip to Peking only a 'sensation' MOSCOW, Thursday. IZVESTIA today belittled what it called the sensation around President Nixon's forthcoming Peking visit and linked U.S. goodwill towards China with Peking's "hostile actions against the Soviet Union." The real aims of official Slno-Amerlcan contacts were naturally attracting the Interest
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      Lock icon China refugees handed back
      38 5 HONO KONO. Thurs. Communist symp*thl»«* m Hong Kong are handing refugees from China to the Chinese People's Liberation Army at 50 Hong Kong dollars (£3.5) a head, an English-language newspaper here said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon THAIS PLAY KEY ROLE IN BIG HEROIN HAUL
      230 5 THAIS PLAY KEY ROLE IN BIG HEROIN HAUL BANGKOK. Thurs. The biggest heroin haul ever made In Asia resulted from close cooperation between narcotics agents from Thailand. South Vietnam and the United States, officials said today. The seizure of 96j8 Id of No. 4 grade white heroin and 640.2 lb
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      Lock icon Arab leaders fly in for secret —talks—
      295 5 Arab leaders fly in for secret —talks— TRIPOLI, Thursday. ARAB leaders were reported to be heading here today for an emergency summit meeting called by Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi. Although Tripoli has been full of rumours about the meeting, an official silence has been maintained. But diplomatic sources here
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      Lock icon Jail without trial in Ireland warning
      105 5 LONDON, Thurs. British i Home Secretary Mr. Reginald Mauldlng said here last night he might be prepared to Introduce Imprisonment without trial In Northern Ireland. He told a meeting of Consertlve Party Parliamentarians that he was perfectly prepared to Introduce Internment 11 both the
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      205 5 REDS IN EUROPE HEAP SCORN ON SUDAN HANGINGS KHARTOUM. Thurs. it communists in East and West Europe yesterday heaped scorn and indignation on the Sudanese Government of Gen. Jaafar El-Nimeiry over the execution of leftwing leaders alleged to have organised last weeks three-day coup d'etat. Secretary -general of the i.
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      Save the bats
      30 5 BANOKOK. Thurs. The Association for the Conservation of Wildlife has asked for government help to protect more than 100.000 wrin-kled-lipped bats which Inhabit caves all over Thailand.
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    Pirates who killed for $1,000
    159 6 Pirates who killed for $1,000 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Pirates who hijacked a Shell Company launch last Sunday, and shot dead its master, did It for only $1,000. According to police spokesman, Deputy Supt. Leslie Wong, that was the value of goods found missing from the $120,000 launch, the Sea Shell. which
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    Man on kidnap charge
    58 6 SINOAPORE. Thurs— A Jobless man. Lim Eng Lam. 33. was charged yesterday with kidnapping a girl under 16 years of age from a house In Jalan Lokam. off Upper Paya Lebar Road, on Sept. 14 last year. No plea was taken. He was remanded pending further
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    Airlines welcome proposed air academy
    301 6 Airlines welcome proposed air academy SINGAPORE, Thursday today welcomed the proposed air academy to train flight crew and technicians and described it as a good idea '"which has come not a moment too soon." Singapore's fast-expanding airline and aerospace activity, they said, had given rise to the urgency of such
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    Youth leader training course
    73 6 Youth leader training course SINGAPORE. Thurs. The management committee of Jalan Tenteram community centre has organised a youth leadership training programme to be held at the National Youth Leadership Training Institute between Aug. 15 and 21. The programme la open to residents of Whampoa who have completed secondary education and
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    Water use up again
    72 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Up again went water consumption yesterday to 102.8 million gallons, 1.2 million gallons higher than on Tuesday. No rain fell in the catchment areas yesterday. The Public Utilities Board U still concerned with the high level of demand which has been over the 100
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    HOME FOR 24 MEN CAN BE MOVED BY COPTER
    118 6 HOME FOR 24 MEN CAN BE MOVED BY COPTER CINGAPORE, Thurs. The hell-camp era has whirled Its way to Singapore. A housing unit which can be air-lifted by hellcopter from one exploration site to another has Just been assembled in Singapore (or the first time. It will be moved to
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    Warning of military exercises
    108 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises in the following places from next week. T AMPIN ES AREA from 8 ajn. to 11 pm dally on Aug 2. 3, and S. MANDAI MARSILING AREA: from 8 am. on Aug. 2 to midnight on
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    Detectives accused
    38 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two detective police constables today denied stealing $00 from Ng Chye Hong at Lorong 1. Toa Pay oh on June 3. Trial was fixed for Nov. IS and ball of $500 each was allowed.
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    Fun anil games at holiday camps for -children
    180 6 Fun anil games at holiday camps for -children CINGAPORE, Thurs. The Chinese YMCA Youth Department Is organising two camps for children during the August school holidays. The first, for tiny tots, ages four to six, will be held at its Tanglin Centre in Stevens Road from Aug. 10 to 14.
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    'Varsities not aligned to national progress'
    495 7 'Varsities not aligned to national progress' CALL TO REVIEW CURRICULUM SINGAPORE, Thurs MOST South-east Asian universities say they are oriented towards national development but all too often this turns out to be only lip service. Stating this today, development experts Dr. Hans C. Blaise and Dr. Philip G. Davidson added
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    Double first for ACS in maths contest
    191 7 CINGAPORE, Thurs. It was a double first for Anglo-Chi-nese School at the allSingapore secondary schools mathematics competition held at the National Junior College auditorium recently. The three -member Anglo-Chinese School team won the Llm Kirn Woon challenge shield by beatIng Raffles Institution, which
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    THREE YEARS FOR ESCAPEE
    112 7 THREE YEARS FOR ESCAPEE SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police supervisee Ton Ah Sim, 40, escaped from the police momenta after he was arrested but he carried a tell-tale si»n a pair of handcuffs locked to his left hand. He was able to saw one off. When he surrendered to an after-care officer,
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    S'pore and UN
    42 7 BINOAPORE. Thurs. Prof. Tommy Koh. Dean of the Law Pmculty. will 'peak on Singapore's Interests in the United Nations at a talk organised by the University of Singapore's Academic Staff Union at Hotel Equatorial tomorrow at S 15 pjn.
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    One-armed artist's travelling show opens here today
    255 7 One-armed artist's travelling show opens here today CINGAPORE, Thurs. A travelling one-man art show which came to town a fortnight ago will be open to the public from tomorrow. Presenting the show will be Yugoslavian Mr. Bogdan Jovanovlc. an economics graduate turned artist. He took to painting with his left
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    Long service awards
    57 7 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The regional director of the British Department of the Environment, Mr. Stanley Heritage, yesterday presented certificates of commendation to 22 employees of the Far East region headquarters In Adam Drive. The recipients. 20 from Singapore and two from Johore Bahru. were commended for their long,
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    Navigators to have professional body
    268 7 SINGAPORE. Thursday CINGAPORE navigators or deck officers will soon have a professional body to represent them. They are waiting for the formation of the Nautical Institute of Professional Mariners In Britain to start the ball rolling here. Captain P.J Rivers, local correspondent of the proposed
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    13 firms to get bigger bonus claims
    135 8 CINGAPORE, Thurs. Claims for higher bonuses will be submitted to 13 insurance companies here next week. This was disclosed by Mr. Charlie Koh, secretarygeneral of the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union today. He said: "We are asking for more bonus ranging from six
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    Three admit theft from a shop
    78 8 Three admit theft from a shop SINGAPORE, Thurs. Three youths admitted today breaking into a shop in North Bridge Road and stealing $1,100 and electrical goods worth $6,590 on July 7. Ho Seng. 18, unemployed. Quek Gek Poh, 22, a wlranan. and Pook Yoon Pook. 22, later helped police to
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    School show repeat
    46 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Malay Society of St. Josephs Institution will give a repeat performance of the cultural show It staged last Saturday at the School hall on Saturday at 2 pjn. The show Includes a play on drug addiction and a bersilat display.
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    TONY NOW HEADS S'PORES YOUNG MUSICIANS
    156 8 TONY NOW HEADS S'PORES YOUNG MUSICIANS SINGAPORE, Than. Singapore's not-so-youne "Young Musicians' Society" which has more than half Its members In the 30 to 50 age group, lived up to its name if not its composition this week by making Tony Castillo (above) its new president. Young musician Tony Castillo,
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    PWD road works
    43 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Public Works Department will lay sewer pipes along Commonwealth Lane and Jalan Klmia In Jurong from Aug. 2. The work will take about six weeks and the public are advised not to use these roads unless necessary.
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    78 accidents
    15 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. There were 78 roads accidents, yesterday. Ten of them were serious.
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    Tropical Paradise' for tourists to be built in Johore Bahru
    138 8 1 J. BAHRU, Thur«. 1 A TOURIST complex here Tropical Paradise is expected to be opened at the end of the year. Spread over 40 acres, the complex will have its focal point at Tasek Utara 'North Lake). A miniature
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    People who do not care enough
    440 8 People who do not care enough Getting to the root of safety first problem fOMMON sense and a little foresight can prevent accidents in the home or on the roads, change people in Singapore, make them learn to care for others and save more lives. These are the views of
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    Chua's date
    31 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Health. Mr. Chua Sian Chin, will present prizes to winners of the table-tennis tournament finals at MacPherson Community centre on Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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    Noise drives people from HDB flats -says MP
    171 8 Noise drives people from HDB flats -says MP CINGAPORE, Thurs. Noise and unreasonable neighbours are driving many people out of their Housing Board flats, an MP said today. Many people shut their children in their flats when they go to work to prevent unpleasant incidents with their neighbours. Mr. Yeo
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    Call for report on snatch thief
    81 8 Call for report on snatch thief SINGAPORE, Thurs. A magistrate today called for a probation report for Aug. 20 on Kamal bin Abdullah, 22, who stole a housewife's wallet. Senior Inspector Koh Llan Bee, prosecuting, said Kamal snatched Mrs. Nanlta L. Hick's wallet containing 1182 and some personal documents when
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    YWCA to hold fun fair
    54 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mrs. Jek Yeun Thong, wife of the Minister for Culture, will open the YWCA Pesta Sukaria to be held in Outram Road on August 14. The fun fair Is to raise funds for conversion of the YWCA Outram Road Centre Into a hostel
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    Jumble sale
    28 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Buktt Batok East School advisory committee will hold a jumble sale at the school premises on Saturday from 9 am. to 4 p.m.
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      166 8 l//<i/ Oop By V.T. Hamiin EASY DOES rr, "V- 4 ...HEY.' MV HELMETS WELL IF THAT'S A.LL YOU I ...TH' NO-GOOP X,. V.st\ rx*SR&CE.' WHAT/ YGOT ME, OOP.' I > MISSING.' AN 1 MY LOST, YOU'RE UJCKY7 C**%>T>^k*Hi %jLM "M HAPPENEP HERE WAS STANDIN' WATCH SPEAR'S GOJE.TOO! >»^ k BUSHWHACKERS
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  • Article
    Now doctors in Malaysia can advertise
    200 9 BUT ONLY THROUGH THE MMA KUALA LUMPUR, I Thursday iyt ALAYSIAN doctors ITl now can advertise through the Malayan Medical Association. The first advertisement came out today in a local paper, announcing a doctor's change of address. General secretary of the MMA, Dr. Pius
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    THREAT TO BEAT UP TEACHER
    82 9 THREAT TO BEAT UP TEACHER BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN, Thurs. Police were called today to a school here after a man threatened to beat up a teacher. The incident happened in the Sultan Omar Ail Saifuddin College after a boy was caned by the principal for being rude to a teacher.
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    Co-op funds for charity
    51 9 SINOAPORE, Thurs. The Esso Employees Co-operative Credit Society Ltd. has donated $3,000 to four charitable institutions from surplus funds on its liquidation. The institutions which will benefit are the Ramakrishna Mission Orphanage, the Muslim Orphanage. Little Sisters of the Poor and the Kwong Wai Slu Free
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    Blue films offence
    36 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Chi* Yee Choy. 36, was fined $500 today (or having five reels of obscene film In the boot of his car at Jalan Pekan en July 14 at 4.1S p m.
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    Ganja fine
    22 9 BINOAPORE. Thurs. Jumat bin Ahmat, 19, was fined (250 today for having 10 rolls of ganja In Jalan Ketua yesterday.
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    I returned Toto Lcoupon, says claimant
    319 9 I returned Toto L coupon, says claimant GOH Pit Leng, 32, claiming a 1968 Toto prize of $71,513, denied today a defence suggestion that he had failed to return a Toto coupon handed to him before the draw by his colleague and friend. Mr. Tang Liang Hong, defending, had suggested
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    Marble replica to mark landing of —Raffles
    251 9 Marble replica to mark landing of —Raffles- SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore's history will come to life again when Sir Stamford Raffles steps ashore for the first time but in polymarble, to re-enact his first landing on the Island Republic 150 years ago. But there will be no squelchy mud In sight,
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    Fined $1,000 for causing death of grandfather
    113 9 Fined $1,000 for causing death of grandfather SINGAPORE, Thurs. A delivery-man was today fined $1,000 for causing his grandfather's death by negligent driving. Seah Goon Ser, 26, admitted causing the death of Tan Lin, 71, by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide, in Mandai Road at 12.45 pm.
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    Illegal abortion
    32 9 IPOH, Thurs. A widow, Zalnab binte Ham Id. 50. found guilty of performing an illegal abortion on a housewife who later died, was fined $500 by a magistrate's court today.
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    NAKED MAN SHOCK
    74 9 ■DUTTERWORTH, Thurs. A PWD technician today testified that when his wife shouted "thief, thief" early one morning. he ran out of a back door and saw a man near the wall of his house completely naked. "He was holding a torchlight in one hand and some money
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      47 9 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl WAPPAYA SAY, FUPPSY, LISTEN T 73V/S/ lIS THAT A TfZ\C<? J-~y HOW MUCH IS TWO X -■> j "N PLUS TWO, OSCOOP^ WELL, HOW HE MAKES MS FEEL ABOUT IT? ftVCV TOO tN-ERfOR! J HE'S YEKS VvGT^ 1 j fek fifteen/ H /~~3
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    Five of six MPs all set to quit party
    294 10 Five of six MPs all set to quit party KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. FIVE out of the six Gerakan Ra ayat Malaysia MPs are expected to announce their resignations from the party within the next 48 hours. They are Dr. Tan Chee Khoon, former sec-retary-general, Mr. V. Veerappen, secretary-ge-neral of the
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    Registration for test to qualify for exam
    134 10 Registration for test to qualify for exam SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Registration of private candidates for the qualifying test for Englishmedium subjects in the Singapore-Cambridge Certificate 'O* Level Examination will begin on Monday. The examination will be held on Dec. 1. this year. Candidates will be tested only on English language. Candidates resident
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    Two chap-ji-ki men fined $8,000
    83 10 Two chap-ji-ki men fined $8,000 BINOAPORE, Thur*. Two men who admitted being employees of a chap-Jl-kl syndicate were fined a total of $8,000 in a magistrate's court yesterday. Ec Hua Inc. 61, who Mid he waa employed by the Bk> Poh Shanghai Tatting sjndlcate. waa fined M.OOO or two yean
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    THIS BALANCING GAME CAN PROVE UPSETTING...
    147 10 THIS BALANCING GAME CAN PROVE UPSETTING SI NGAPORE, Than. Walking the straight and narrow Isn't always easy. There are moments when you are bound to go off the track. And for over 39 schoolgirls taking part In the schools national gymnastics championships 1971, then- "straight and narrow" waa the balance
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    Old sea-wall find
    40 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs. An old sea-wall along Collyer *3 Quay was uncovered this week during excavation of the site for the proposed $70-mlllion Ocean Building. The wall had been covered since the reclamation of the area in 1850.
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    German school for S'pore
    165 10 German school for S'pore CINGAPORE, Thurs. A German school will be set up in Singapore to cater for the education of the Increasing number of German children living here. The West German Embassy announced today that an association had been formed to establish the school which will use German as
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    Shipping line
    31 10 BINOAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Peter T. Albert. American President Lines' vice-president (or marketing, will arrive here tomorrow for a four-day visit, during which he will meet shippers a^d Industrial officials.
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      242 10 Straits Times Crossword r~ wm wm~- ~^WM* WF Hp I a, n,u« Brasallan footballer. men One the Continental swindled c Scholars drug tea. as expertIs not cooked enough! ment (9). 10 Caeaai possibly rushed out "> Compensation for people in ord»r is»^ *<«* of environment (6). Putting an athlete to
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    ANZUK likely to take over Changi -Hospital
    239 11 ANZUK likely to take over Changi -Hospital- CINGAPORE. Thurs The RAP Hospital at Changi base Is almost certain to come under the control of ANZUK, comprising Servicemen from Australia, New Zealand and Britain. Service sources said today that although there was no official agreement so far, the ANZIIK authorities were
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    Park in shade at your own risk
    81 11 HOW many times on a hot sonny day have you sought to park your car in the shade of any old tree? Well, don't! Take it from an v n d <■ r g raduate who learnt this lesson of his lifetime at
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    Home extension
    33 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The wife of the Social Affairs Minister. Che Dah binte Mohammed Noor, will open extension of the Woodlands Home for the Aged at 14J mile Woodlands Road on Monday.
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    DAY WHEN A TOP CPIB MAN TAILED A PIRATE TAXIMAN...
    218 11 DAY WHEN A TOP CPIB MAN TAILED A PIRATE TAXIMAN. CINGAPORE, Thurs. A traffic court today heard how the acting Deputy Director of the CPIB. Mr. Ronald Naldu, tailed a man whom he suspected to be a pirate taxi operator. Mr. Naldu said that he was driving along Buklt Tlmah
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    Fanfare man dies, 51
    77 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. David Lcong Mun Sen. 61. dedeputy manager of the Straits Times Press (Singapore) Sdn. Bhd publishers of Fanfare and Singapore Trade and Industry, died yesterday. A graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism. Mr. Leung worked for seven years in New
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    Another ballet performance
    59 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Another performance of a classical and modern ballet organised by the Girl Guides Association. South Division, will be held at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday. he first performance was played to a full house, according to a spokesman of the Singapore Ballet Academy, and not
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    Bank's new manager
    44 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. James Y. Robertson has taken over as vice-president and general manager of the Pint National Bank of Chicago branch in Singapore. He replaces Mr. J. Livingston who has left for London to become general manager and vice-president there.
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    NURSE WHO DIED KEPT ABORTION SECRET
    102 11 NURSE WHO DIED KEPT ABORTION SECRET SINGAPORE. Thurs. A young: assistant nurse died without naming her abortionist, a coroner heard today. Testifying at the inquiry into the death of Rosalind bte Salamat. 21 Dr. Teo Eng Soon of Kandang Kerbau Hospital said: "She told me that she had gone to
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    Course on English
    31 11 SINOAPOKE, Thurs. The University of Singapore's Department of Extra-mural Studies begins a 12-lecture public course on "English Comprehension" by Mr. P.K. Hernon on Tuesday. The fc- is $25.
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    Varsity ball profits to help student
    138 11 Varsity ball profits to help student CINGAPORE, Thurs. The University of Singapore's Orientation Ball this year, will be more than Just an ordinary freshmen gala function for profits made will go to a scholarship for a deserving student. The scholarship of at least $1,000 is the first of its kind
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      133 11 SETRON i^i^i^HH I The important I I thing to know I I about TV... I I is who builds it. I A quality television set That's why Setron sets 9 is more than just a nice are built right 8 looking cabinet, or here in Singapore by U the size
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    Singapore will remain my home...
    823 12  - Singapore will remain my home... Masie Kwee AT THE SCHOOLS By •••says 12-year-old studying overseas JJOW deep the anguish of parents whose children studying abroad boldly announce that they no longer wish to call Singapore "home." The tearful pleading that follows; the numerous letters that are sent; the questions that
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    Spreading the good cheer around
    177 12 rIE hustle and bustle is gaining momentum in all schools as they prepare for National Day celebrations. In spite of the rush at least one school has not forgotten to spread National Day good cheer to the less privileged children. The River Valley Chinese Middle
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    MORE PRIDE IN THEIR TECHNICAL SKILLS
    227 12 AN increasing number of students are taking pride in their technical skills. The Queenstown Secondary Technical School found further evidence of this when it held the lntertechnlcal schools skills competition on July 3. Over 250 students took part the largest number since the annual
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  • Letters to the editor
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      Journal views strictly personal
      160 13 I REFER to the report "Start a police research unit for S. E Asia" (S. T., July 20) referring to an article by Deputy Superintendent Evan Ye© Oon Beng in the police Journal No. 1 of 1971. In particular, i wish to draw attention to the
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    • Letter
      UNFAIR! say the TEACHERS
      348 13 UNFAIR! say the TEACHERS JT has become clear in the past few (lays that your paper has a strong prejudice against teachers. You have published letters which are strongly but unfairly critical of teachers, although the writers of these letters have made it very clear that only a few "black
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    • Letter
      We are getting impatient, says a lady
      196 13 We are getting impatient, says a lady A FEW weeks ago, your paper reported that the major teachers' unions have accepted the Government's proposals for revision of pay (S.T.. June 18). Thousands of teachers now want to know when the new scales are going to be Implemented. It Is almost
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      Untitled
      38 13 IT Is disappointing to note that there are no shops or stalls at Block 157, Lorong 1, Toa Payoh not even a provision shop. It is hoped that the HDB will look into this matter. SHOPLESS BLOCK. Singapore.
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      Untitled
      92 13 I WOULD like to congratulate the Cathay Organisation for bringing about an Impressive and well-organised drive-In at Jurong. I direct my compliments, In particular, to the smart and efficient turnout of the ushers and also the direction of smooth- flowing traffic after each show. However, In keeping with the anti-lttter
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      72 13 T REFER to the reply (S.T., July 21) from Mr. S. T. Peter Lim, Public Relations Officer, University Of Singapore, stating that certificate of attendance will be Issued to those who complete courses conducted by the Extra-Mural Studies Department but regret to Inform that those who attended the marketing course
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      133 13 T ORONO BUNOLON has > been plagued by several Inconveniences. But I will bring up only one of them. It's more than a month since the area was provided Insufficiently with electrical power. Our TV sets are the worst hit. We can only watch about four-fifths or only three-quarters of
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      Untitled
      142 13 I AST Saturday at well past 11 p.m. a group of youngsters was playing volley ball at the basketball field adjacent to the Buller Terrace community centre. The floodlight was on, so we assumed that the centre officials gave them permission to play till late in the night. Admidst the
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      73 13 I AM happy to note that some days ago the Postal Service thought fit to Introduce motor scooters to ensure speedier delivery of mail. But I wonder If these new amenities have helped to Improve the efficiency of the post, for on no less than three or four occasions I
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    • Letter
      Govt replies...
      107 13 IN his letter (S.T., July 16) "Rugby Enthusiast" suggests that I"V Singapore should telecast rugby Instead of football films on Sunday as the rugby season Is on. The supply of films on football Is greater than rugby because football is universally more popular. Though TV Singapore's general policy
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      Untitled
      309 13 T REFER to the letter by x "Concerned" (8.T., July 13). The writer's attention Is drawn to Part IT of the Employment Act which provides for the rest days, hours of work, holidays and other conditions of service for employees. Section 38 (1) of the Act stipulates that an employee
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    • Letter
      Untitled
      134 13 I REFER to a letter "When the Teacher is out to make money" by "SKS" (S.T.. July 26). The Adult Education Board Is most anxious to provide as much good service as possible to its students, and accordingly instructions on giving sufficient written work to students are part of the
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    • Letter
      Untitled
      49 13 I REFER to the letter concerning bugs In a theatre, from "Entertainment Taxpayer" (8.T., July 17). If the writer would furnish the undersigned (Tel. *****) with particulars of the theatre concerned, an investigation will be made and appropriate action taken. KOH THONG SAM (Dr.). for Commissioner of Public Health.
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      Stopping the daytime burglaries in Jurong
      132 13 Stopping the daytime burglaries in Jurong AS more and more people are residing in Jurong, there seems to be a lot of thieves in the area. The majority of the residents are working in the nearby factories and offices. Many burglaries take place In the day time, the thieves knowing
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      Down Sesame Street
      99 13 Down Sesame Street FOLLOWING your corF respondent "Asbar's" letter (S.T.. July 21) calling for more frequent screening of "Sesame Street" on TV and RTS' overzealous effort to oblige, the viewers have been shown programme at least three times In the past eight days (up to July 26). Personally. I find
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      NURSES OF WARD 31
      205 13 ON Sunday, July 4, my 10- month-old daughter was down with high temperature—suffering from vlrus-lnfectlon and was consequently admitted to Ward 31 at the Outram Hospital. Nowadays parents are permitted to stay with their sick children at the Paediatrics Wing round the clock, thanks to our
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      105 13 shop by the stars DO YOU ALWAYS FOLLOW YOUR FANCIES? Then get a FREE reading in this month's her world Famed international astrologer Sybil Leek reveals all your inner moods and secrets in HOROSCOPES SHOPPERS Our August 'SPECIAL' ALSO FOR QUIZ-FANS 'Do you know what your choice of food reveals?'
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  • The Straits Times
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      QUESTION TIME
      451 14 Singapore's MPs begin an important exercise today: the examination of th<? Government's policies as set out in the President's address at the opening of Parliament. In many countries, a debate of this sort is a knockout affair, with the Opposition using the occasion not only to survey the
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      SPREADING THE NET
      281 14 The tightening of Malaysia's anti-corruption legislation will give more scope and much reeded encouragement to the AntiCorruption Agency in tht prosecution of its unenviable and distasteful task. Anyone who conspires or attempts to commit or aid in a corruption offence is made liable to the sam I
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      NO IVORY TOWER
      234 14 In parts of Asia where universities are young contacts between them and the ruling elites are at best tenuous and formal, a fascry from the rapport in countries with long university traditions. This is true of Malaysia and Singapore and it is not because the universities here
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      X-films: Good taste is the arbiter
      132 14 X-films: Good taste is the arbiter UAVING read the case for and against those X films may I be permitted to say a few words. In a democracy a few cannot be arbiters cf what the many may see or not see. All those who see these films should see
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      Question of ethics
      119 14 V-fllms are one of the transitional products of sex-education. In time to come, something more "sophisticated" will appear. Is the Government trying to teach us further by allowing the X-nlms knowing that they assure better profits on the one hand and are forbidden in Gur society on
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      Paying rent on rentcontrolled premises
      178 14 IT is Interesting to see that the Singapore Government is going to pay eight years actual rent to people renting shop-houses for business which are affected under the urban renewal plan. It Is a well known fact in Singapore that nearly everybody renting rentcontrolled premises
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      Fisheries
      206 14 IN reply, to your reader C. K. F. of Bahau, I wish to express the department's thanks for his Interest In the progress of freshwater tisheries in Neßrt Sembilan. Since 1966 the fisheries department has put some 792.900 fish fry Into the rivers, lakes, mining pools and other public
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      Complaints
      137 14 I CERTAINLY agree that that the new Public Complaints Bureau, If successfully run, can be of great benefit. I trust, however, that the establishment of this Bureau will not discourage people from using their traditional medium of complaint. "Letters to the Editor". In fact I consider that the Public
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      43 14 \f AMBANG Dl-Awan is a big village which is situated three miles miles from Kampar. The from Kampar. The lay of delivery Is bound to occur. There Is only one postman to do the job. Wfty not put an extra postman? L.S.F. Kampar
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    FIRST PING PONG, THEN MAHJONG
    1686 14 The game that President Nixon and Mr. Chou En-lai hove started will involve more than just two players, and subtler effects than that old domino theory. The article is from The Economist, London. MR. Nixon has been invited to Peking. Conce ssi on s on
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  • Business Times
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      Acute cement deficit in S'pore
      853 15  -  AUSTIN MORAIS By gI'ILDING construction contractors in Singapore are faced with an acute shortage of cement. Last month the price was increased from $56 to $60 per ton (delivered to site) due to raw material costs, but the trouble now is shortage of those materials
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      CITY TALK
      91 15  -  CROESUS By The answer SEVERAL readers have written to Business Times recently complaining that their shares are not listed on the City Page on certain days. The answer Is simple, if there Is no business done or no buyer seller quotes in any particular counter, that counter Is
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      SHOPPING BASKET: UPs AND DOWNS EVENLY MATCHED
      1025 15  -  BOB NG By IT WAS a mixed bag that Business Times was presented with from results of the third shopping basket survey in Singapore. The tally shows seven Items up In price, matched by seven declines and six unchanged compared with the second
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      C-Market: Bonn offers import advisory service
      300 15  - C-Market: Bonn offers import advisory service ANTHONY NG By WEST Germany has set up a special centre in Bonn to assist developing countries, including Malaysia, in the export of manufactured and semi-processed goods into the European Common Market. The Centre for the Promotion of Imports from Deve 1 o p
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      Project to expand storage at B'worth wharves
      321 15  - Project to expand storage at B'worth wharves GUNN CHIT THYE By BUTTERWORTHS deepwater wharves will have a capacity of about 25.000 tons of bulk storage facilities for different types of vegetable oils, latex and chemicals when their bulkIng Installation project Is completed. According to the latest Issue of Berlta Pelabohan,
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    MARKETING
    694 16  -  -GEORGIE LEE The PR way to success SPECIALISATION seems to have permeated into every sphere of life. Including marketIng, in this part of the world. The age-old fantasy that a product sells by Itself seems to have given way with the advent of massive advertising. Lately, with Increasing competition
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    83 16 Mr. A. J. Hurlstonp has assumed full responsibilities as general manager of Mobil Oil Malaya and Mobil Refining Singapore. He succeeds Mr. Robert P. Maxon who has taken on a new assignment as vice-president of Mobil South, a newly- formed company based In New York. Mr. George
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    1047 16  -  NORA BELOFF BARBER TAKES A CALCULATED RISK By ONDON: In deciding to boost business and lower taxes on a far grander scale than anyone expected, the Chancellor of the Exchequer has taken a calculated risk. There are many critics who are convinced that the British are
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    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        69 17 Kamunting 42P +5P Boustead $2.40 +.22 S. Darby $5 65 +.15 C. Sugars $2.22 +.13 Tractors <M) $2.60 +.13 Wearnes $3 16 +.12 Pan. El. $145 +.11 Far East $2.43 +.11 T. Meng $162 +.10 H. Gilfil $340 +10 E.N.E. $312 +.08 Inchcape $3.46 +.08 lieu and Co. $159
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        Falls
        20 17 Bt. Semb $394 —08 M. Brew $6 65 —05 M. W. Wool $0.75 —.03 C and C $2.93 —.03
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        Most active stocks
        15 17 Pan Electric 725.000 Far East 294.000 Haw Par 280.000 Public Bank 254.000
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        INDICES
        49 17 July £S July 29 Industrial.: ***** 177.85 Industrial*: 10.85 HO.** Hotel*: SIM 81.71 i>r«wcUes: MM MM f Vlns 95. 4« 96.0 J t rubbers: ***** 121.00 Dec M, 1966 s l"0 (eerr) Dec SO, 19«6 100 (uneorr) t Dec. SI. INS a 10* t Dee. 29, 1962 100
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      Which way the market?
      553 17 •THE heady rise in >1 the Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index should not, be misread. There is a stronger underlying tone in the top end of the market than many observers expected as the bull market grew, but the danger lies in second rank stocks
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      THE BULLS TAKE CHARGE
      260 17 rADING was active with prices flrminf right across the trading boards of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Following the steady overnight close, share prices were farther marked np when trading opened in the morning. The bullishness of the morning session was however trimmed
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        Straits tin drops
        163 17 Straits tin drops FE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday sagged $2.87* to 5629.124 per picul on in official offering up •8 tons to 259 tons. The overnight London netal price was barely s.eady with forward buyers quoted at £1,446 per netric ton, down £5. The local market was fiirly
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        World gold market
        52 17 W*dn««day TuMday SU.S. «U.S. London 42.09 41»0 B«lnit «2SS «•*> Homtkon* 43.05 43.01 Zurich 42.038 41.958 42.208 42.108 Parn 42.04 42.1S Spore «1> *iM 43 30 Spore (2) 162.70 192.20 (1) Export price In non-iterlln« araai In U.S. dollar! per ounce. (2) Local dealer* prtc«i to Singapore
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        PALM OIL
        37 17 In London on W«dn*»<Uy the pricei of Malayan 8 p«r c»nt C\V VK/S European porti In DulK. •ttrllng per long ton Dec. Jan. w»i quoted at UK 1115 or Ei-Cont J278 Klltn (UK £113 paid)
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        Asian dollar
        56 17 THESE rmtes were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday The rates are for deposit* of U5J25.000 and above. 1 rath 6 3/16 to t\% 2 mths 8«4 to 6H% 3 mths 6 7/16 to 6H% 6 mths 6 15/16 to 7 3/16% 9 mths 7 1/16 to
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      CLOSING PRICES
      24 17 JULY 29. RUBBER: 99.00 cents per kilo (down 1.00 cent). TIN: $629.12* (down $2.87} cents). Official offerinc 259 tons (up 38 tons).
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      PRODUCE
      103 17 CHINtSI PRODUCE IXCHANCC. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICEI PER PICUL VISTIROAV. CMWut Oil: bulk $33 lellen. drum Cepra Mixed (fob) too** Aug./ Sept. UK/Coot. 132 B. riaai Muntok AST A white fob 100" NLW (190 seller*. Sarawak white fj b »6«»r NL.W *180 *eller*. Sarawak •pedal black fob. 06% NL.W
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      Copper prices
      32 17 London copper price* on W*dne«Jay (prevloui in bracket*): Wlrebar Spot buyer "30.00 (£448.50) Mlltn £430.30 (£44» 00) ■Kir* Month, buyer £459.50 (£458.00) *ell*r £460.00 (£489.00). Mirket Steady. 8al*» 2.400 ton*.
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      RUBBER FALLS
      278 17 THE feature of yesterday morning's rubber market was the widening of the August discount on long liquidation, whilst continued demand in the forward positions held those differentials fully steady. Physicals were lightly traded. The morning market closed quiet. The afternoon was very quiet and about unchanged but the
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      Trading incentives are absent
      476 17 VERY few fresh factors emerged during the week while levels fluctuated narrowly within a twocent range, says Holiday, Cutler k Bath In Its weekly rubber review. Early on, August dropped below the dollar mark but managed to recover without the assistance of government support which has
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      A year of progress in many directions at CPA
      328 17 A year of progress in many directions at CPA pATHAY Pacific Airways (CPA), during the year from July 1970 to June 1971, recorded considerable progress in many directions, according to Mr. D.R.Y. Bluck. the managing director, in an address at the airline's annual conference held recently in Hong Kong. Significant
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      256 17 AUSTRAL Amalgamated Tin Is to terminate the arrangements whereby Austral Malay Tin acts as general manager of the company and provides its secretary. Dato Yeap Hock Hoe, Mr. Urn Huan Lye, Mr. DP. Cheng, Mr. T.J. Nunan and Mr. J.M. Pak Yall have resigned from the board. Mr. C.W.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1006 18 810 AND OFfIR »>«IC«I OFFICIALLY LISTIO AT TMI CLOII OF BUIINISi tH THI IMoA '°"sr AND KOALA LUMFOH TfIAOINO «00« Of|tml 55« m CM ANOII BRKKITI VIiTIROAV WIBt: INDUSTRIALS Kempa* ITO (+.04) Kepong Plant 3.10 5.28 K. 64dlm 113 J— > K T Pau 1.84 N Serendah 148
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1397 18 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading room* of the Block Exchange yeaterday with the number of ahare* traded ahown In bracket* In lots Of 1.000 unle** otherwl** ipeclnrd. INDUSTRIALS Alcaa (2) 1.69. (2) 1.60. Allied Ctaoe. (12) 2.00, (2) 2.01, (1) 2.02, (3)
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        MELBOURNE
        340 18 ■\yfELBOURNE, Thurs—Bpecu-J-*A latlve oils and selected speculative miners advanced In a more active market on the Melbourne Btock Exchange today. Heavyweights were mixed but showed no real tendency to recover. Industrials were barely steady. Magellan added 20 cents to $2 30 and NSW Oil and Gai firmed one cent
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        Exchange rates
        153 18 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at July 29. Local dolUr. to one unit -.J? eUil Xn tt X OD of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT Sterling Pound 7.3860 7.3526 7.3400 Australian Dollar S.«« 3.4100 "900 Canadian Dollar 3
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        NEW YORK
        282 18 XTEW YORK. Wed. The A>l market limped Into the close after being buffeted by the heaviest selling pressure of the past two weeks. The worst bout of selling came early In the session. This gave way to a slower, but steady withering of the list to the final
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        Indices
        71 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 7284 Tuesday 73.13 Week ago 74.32 RUBBERS Wednesday 200.47 Tuesday 201.44 Week ago 210.7S OILS Wednesday 358 10 Tuesday 363.50 Week ago 353.63 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 410.7 Tuesday 413 2 Week ago 404.4 DOW JONEB AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 572.01 Tuesday 880 70 Week ago 890.84 LONDON
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        HONG KONG
        217 18 HONO KONO Thurr The market opened quiet and remained In that state the whole day. However, there was a harder tendency towards the close Hongkong S Bank's local register opened at HK1232 and closed at 5234. putting on U. The London register remained unchanged at $206. The days
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        Honor Kong rates
        39 18 On the frM iiihinn mar»at In Hone Kons ytaterday the Ut *»llir waa quot'd »t 6 ***** for T.T. and ,007s (or (Mil. Starling wu quoted at 14 Si and trx lid fiid at 311 (23.
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    Inside the world's biggest plane...
    466 19  - Inside the world's biggest plane. By CHUA SIEW KENG: 28-WHEELER 300 FT LONG, 65 FT HIGH Singapore, Thursday lUST how big is the world's big-iu-st aeroplane? One that can easily dwarf the jumbo Jet, naturally. The Galaxy C-5, believed to be the worlds largest aircraft, flew into RAF Tengah airfield
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    Crankcase device to cut down fumes pollution
    294 19 Crankcase device to cut down fumes pollution CINGAPORE, Thurs. A new anti-pol-lution device for motor vehicles which the Government has suggested implementing was today regarded by motor experts as a worthwhile step to take. One expert from a government department said: "Even if it is not the cureall for motor
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    Korean N-Day
    36 19 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Consul General of the Republic of Korea here will celebrate the 26th Korean National Day with a reception at the Singapore Hilton on Aug. 16 from 6 pm. to 8 pm.
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    Report on erh-hu recital in US
    133 19 THE chairman of the National Theatre Trust. Dr. Goh Poh Seng, is expected to meet the Minister for Culture. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong next week to report on American reaction to the erh-hu. a Chinese two stringed instrument. Dr. Goh returned from New York
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    DO YOU KNOW THIS YOUTH?
    66 19 DO YOU KNOW THIS YOUTH? SINGAPORE. Thurs. A 20-year-old youth was found dead at the foot of block 21, Jalan Tentaram, today. Police said the boy, who had no identification papers on him, was wearing glasses, a blue shirt and brown trousers. He was about sft. llin. and siim built.
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    Drilling rig
    23 19 SINGAPORE Thurs. The drilling rig "Fuji" will remain In the Eastern Petroleum Anchorage in the position it is now until mid-September.
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      711 19 On your TV and Radio 300 P.M. Opening and General Hos 7.15 Sports Parade 3 B- p rO g ramme Summary 7.22 Zero One Magazine ,»f w T c ,r> 7.41 News (C) 3.12 Band T tiwangsa 7.37 Programme Summary 370 For The Family fE) 755 rhfnese Variety Show Sergeant
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    BUWON0— TEAM HERE ON WAY TO BATAM
    188 20 BUWON0 TEAM HERE ON WAY TO BATAM CINGAPORE. Thurs. Indonesian Minister for Economy and Finance, Sultan Hamengku Buwono, is here heading a big delegation op a "transit visit." None of the delegation members could be contacted today. But a spokesman for the Indonesian Embassy said that they were here on
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    S'pore's need for a revolution of the mind
    459 20 S'pore's need for a revolution of the mind TO ACHIEVE SOCIAL INTEGRATION SINGAPORE, Thur*. A -REVOLUTION in mental attitudes" is needed for the integration of all com in unit ies in Singapore into a multi-racial society. This is the opinion of Mr. Stanley Bedington, an American research scholar with the
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    lawkers' centre: MP asks for more details
    260 20 SINGAPORE, Thursday MORE details of a Government proposal to build a hawkers' emporium and high rise flats in the qld Kallang airport estate are being sought by Mr. Ng Yeow Chong, MP for Mountbatten. He has handed tn questions for a later sitting
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    Schools' guest speaker
    52 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The director of the SEAMEO Regional Engll.sh uaneuace Centre. Mrs. Tal Yu-lin. will be the guest speaker at the annual speech day of Chal C.ice Secondary School en Saturday The chairman will be Mr. Chan Kal Yau, assistant director of the technical education department, Ministry
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    Yong's date
    29 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Communications. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will attend the Outram Secondary Schools speech day at the Conference Hall in Shenton Way on Saturday.
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    Talks on hotel dispute
    65 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Representatives of Hotel Malaysia and its employers' union will meet the Registrar of the Industrial Arbitration Court tomorrow to discuss their dispute arising out of their award. The hotel yesterday applied to the court to appoint a referee under the award while the Pood.
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    Reception for UN director
    59 20 SINOAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E.W. Barker, will attend a reception for the Director of the United Nations Centre for Housing, Building and Planning. Mr. Robert J. Crooks. <■'. Hilton Hotel on August 6. The UN Participation and Assistance In Urban
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    Valuers' dinner
    32 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Chua Stan Chin, the Minister of Health will speak at the Real Estate Valuers Association's annual dinner at the Singapore Hilton on Saturday at 7 30 p.m.
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    GRAFT: SEVEN 'BIG FISH' CAUGHT
    83 20 GRAFT: SEVEN 'BIG FISH' CAUGHT KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The AntiCorruption Agency had so far "caught" seven big flsh for corruption offences. Stating this in Parliament today, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Home Affairs. Tun (Dr.) Ismail said I that cash and properties which had been confiscated from these
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    109 20 CARRIER BLAST BURNS NAVY MEN PORTSMOUTH (England). Thurs. Two British Navy mechanics were seriously ill in hospital here last night after being severely burned by an explosion on board their aircraft carrier in the Java Sea. A navy spokesman said the men had been working in the liquid oxygen compartment
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    Eight ferry
    21 20 P^NANO. Thurs. An eighth ferry. Pulau Labuan. Ls expected to join the Penang Port Commissions fleet early In September.
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    Two year training in Japan for two engineers
    219 20 CINGAPORE, Thurs. Two young men, Nr Benp: Hock, 25, and Phua Kia Teck, 22, will leave for Japan tomorrow for a two-year stay. But, there will be no gay night-life for them only machinery and technology. For these two young mechanical engineers'
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    Course for HSC students
    57 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Chinese YMCA is organising a six-session course on Oeneral Paper for Higher School Certifi cate students. The course which will cost members $12 and $17 for nonmembers will begin on Aug. 2 at 3 p.m. Lessons will be held on Mondays and Thursdays
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    The fastest beer drinker in town
    199 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Tan Yone Yang says he only takrs a beer "once in a while." But the beer he gulped down last night at recordbreaking speed won him the title of "fastest beer drinker" in a contest held at Hotel Malaysia. In an
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    Baby show
    23 21 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Rochore community centre will hold a baby show at its premises in Prinsep Street on Sunday at 9.30 a.nv
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    Banks takeover and branches in S'pore
    263 21 SINGAPORE, Thursday THE nationalisation of Indian banks has not upset the commercial operations of its branches in Singapore. This was stated today by Mr. J. N. Saxena, chairman of the Bank of India and leader of a three-man Government study team looking into the
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    CUSTOMS SEIZE 882 lb OF GANJA
    81 21 CUSTOMS SEIZE 882 lb OF GANJA KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysian antl-smug-gling authorities seized 882 lb. of marijuana between April and June, a Customs official reported today. Inche Ahmad Ridhwan, principal assistant director in the Customs Department, said about 1,400 marijuana plants were also seized during the same period. Nearly all
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    Annual karate tournament
    62 21 SINQABORE. Thurs. The Chinese YMCA Karate-Do Club will hold its second annual karate-do tournament In the Homer Cheng Auditorium In Palmer Road at 7.30 p.m on Saturday. The event will feature tournament style sparring under the rules of the All-Japan KarateDo Federation. Mr. H. Maekawa, Mr. Y.
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    Cartooning for fun
    47 21 SINGAPORE. ThUTS. A talk-cum-demonstration on "Cartooning for fun" will be held In the staff training room, National Library on Aug. 11 at 10.30 a.m. The programme will be presented by Mr. R. Karmakar. a specialist Inspector (arts and crafts) in the Ministry of Education.
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    Civilian staff officials
    48 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Leong Sum Tien has been reelected president of the Singapore Police Civilian Staff Association. Other officials are: Vicepresident. Mr. K.X. Perelra; secretary. Mr. Eddie Yeo, asst. secretary, Mr. R. Shunmugam; treasurer. Mr. Lawrence C.S. Lee and asst. treasurer. Mr. Mun Tuck Wan
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    No licence for rifle
    53 21 SINGAPORE Thurs. An airline operations assistant was fined $300 yesterday by a district court lor having an air rifle without a licence. Peter Khaw Slang Hln, 36. today admitted having the .177 Diana model 27 air rifle In his home in Maria Avenue off Slglap Road
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    Police council to deal with subversion
    109 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Selangor police are talcing precautionary measures against communist subversive elements to ensure that they do not carry out their activities in the state. Announcing this today, the Selangor Chief Police Officer, "enlor Assistant Commissioner Dato Tajuddin bin Hajl Ahmad said: "A
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    -TOP CHEFS FOR $30,000 WEDDING OF THE YEAR PARTY
    290 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs rXDUR cooks two from Singa- pore and two from Penang are going to fly in here soon to supervise the catering for a Sindhl wedding which promises to be the social event of the year. The cooks are
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    Overloading offence
    39 21 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Lorry driver Talb bin Hakim was today fined $30 by a traffic court after he admitted overloading his lorry with earth. The offence was committed in Jalan Buroh, Jurong Town, on July 1 last year
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    142 22 Policewarning to gunowners KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Police today warned gunowners not to draw their weapons during heated arguments. "You may only do so If your life Is In danger," the Selangor CID chief, Asst. Commissioner Ko Kirn Cheng, said today. It Is an offence for gunowners to threaten anyone with
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    280 22 IT WAS TOUGH, SAYS THE GIRL CHAMP SINGAPORE, Thurs THE "battle" won, the winner stood up and calmly adjusted her Judo gl and bowed to her opponent. Then 13-year-old schoolgirl Wong Soke Heng wiped the sweat from her face with her sleeves and said: "That
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    Students plan variety show
    52 22 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The University of Singapore Students' Union will hold a variety show. "Varsity Showtime '71 at the National Theatre on Sunday. Among the groups appearing In the show to raise funds for the union's charity projects will be Trinity. Blue Star Sisters. No Sweat and
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    Two shopping centres at Upper Thomson Road
    127 22 Two shopping centres at Upper Thomson Road SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Housing Board is building two shopping centres at 5i and 6J mile Upper Thomson Road to resettle shopkeepers affected by a road-widening scheme there. The Public Works Department la to convert the stretch of road there Into a dual carriageway.
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    214 25 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOWING BERTHING ARRANGEMENT* FOR JULY OUT: Antllochua 3/4. Bafarmz Rafl<U v 'i. rrrnandocverttt 10/11. Balanhlkha M Yimanobu Ifsru 18. Oununtt Tambora 20. Poh Wan (Bar**) 20 ivr.il Makrverrtt 29/30. Olanx Lee 31. Tarn 33/34. Straat Colombo 34/39. Santa Buaana 40/41.
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      873 25 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE, Z INS (NO.IS OF 1963) NOTICE UNDER SECTION 1»(2) Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to Section 19(2) of the Local Government Integration Ordinance. 1963 that the Director of Public Works requires the execution of streetworks In respect of the
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    IN MEMORIAM
    47 26 In everlasting memory of Mr*. Claire Bitelle Lowe passed away on July 6th In Sir Charles Oardlner Hospital, Perth. "To live In hearts you leave behind Is not to die, but to link that memory of you In the finest of friendship By Janlor (how.
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      586 26 JURONG TOWN CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from Registered Contractors of the Corporation for the following projects: (A) PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF EARTH-DRAINS IN RESETTLEMENT AREAS 117 and 118, BTAOE HI AT LIM CHU KANO ROAD ELIGIBILITY Civil Engineering— sloo.--000/. and above. SHOWROUND: 6.8.71 at 10.00 ajn. Meet at junction
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      650 26 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS WATER DEPARTMENT: (3rd Floor. City Hall) (1) Supply, delivery and erection of electrical plant for the conversion of camp electricity supply systems to A.C. Ounong Pulal Waterworks Tender deposit $500/-. Close at 2 15 pm. on 3.9.71. (2) Supply and fabrication of steel pipe specials
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      608 26 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MEIAYU. (NATIONAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF THE STATES OF MALAYA) SUPPLY OF 33kV AND llkV SWITCHGEAR AND ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT FOR PRAI INDUSTRIAL ESTATE 33/llkV SUBSTATION TENDER NO. ***** TENDERS are Invited for the supply and delivery C J J l Port Swettenham. States of Malaya of 33kV
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      661 26 PESUROHJAYA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR NOTIS DENGAN lnl ada-lah dlingatkan kapada semua tuan2 punya harta dalam kawasan Perbandaran Kuala Lumpur ia-ltu dl-bawah Sekshen 32 darl Undang2 Lambaga Bandaran (N.M.B. Bab. 137) chukal2 plntu ada-lah patut di-bayar terlebeh dahulu bagl tlap2 setengah tahun dl-Pe-jabat Perbandaran. Kuala Lumpur, dalam bulan Januarl dan
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      247 26 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYU TENDER NOTICE PUR/TENDER ***** TENDERS from appropriately experienced contractors who are registered with the Board are invited for the construction of a 15 ft. diameter x 16 ft. high welded fuel storage tank at the Board's Powel Satlon at Pekan Pahantt. Tender documents may be
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      142 26 KENYATAAN TAWARAN POLIS PULAU PINANG KETUA Pegawal Polls. Pulau Plnang mempelawa Sharlkat2 dan Pemborong2 vane memegann lesen fenjual barane2 yann sudah dlpakal untok membell kereta? motor sapertl benkut: No. Kereta Jenis 8J.1017 Holden Saloon 8J.1046 Holden Saloon 8J.2920 Holden Station Wagon BN 6980 Toyota Station Wagon 8N .6980 Toyota Station
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      426 26 Due to an expansion programme we require FLIGHT STEWARDS FLIGHT STEWARDESSES Requirements: 1. Applicants must possess the School Certificate or its recognised equivalent. 2. Have good vision without the use of spectacles, although contact lenses will be acceptable. 3. Must be proficient in English. The abilitj to speak other languages
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    Acknowledgement
    84 27 FAMILY OF THB LATE Lee Joo Him deeply thank relative*, friend* and member* of churches for generous gifts, wreuths. messages of condolence, kind attendance at the funeral and Invaluable assistance given during their momenta of bereavement. THE BROTHER, NIECES and Nephew* L of the late Dr. Dudley Ollbert Oehlers
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    91 27 REV. PETER K. P. CHIBW. 51. passed away peacefully on July 28. 1971. at 10 53 p.m. In Outram General Hospital. Singapore. Deeply mourned by beloved wife Daisy Chlew, sons John Bang Ho, James Bang Klat, daughters Lucy Bang log. Emily Bang Chung, son-in-law Robert Yao Chee Soo and
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      617 27 GfNERAL ADVIRTtSEMtNTS Silf'Mrt mMj: ctttl I wtrt Malaysia. **l, it (tats war*. Minimum j?io /or U wordt Stfiatrt »4 Miltrtii: »J I w*r«\ Minimum til 2i tor li words ANNOUNCEMENTVPiRSONAI Satfaear* Ml): tI.M a ■art. Nilarso Mr, {1 M I warm. Minimum $10 lor 20 wordt SMtJMMft SMI MaUrix. fl-M
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      838 27 ARCHITECTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from suitably qualified persons for appointment as assistant architects in expanding office In B'pore Applicants should bave mln. 3 year* post-graduate experience. good design standard etsentla.. coupled with ability to bandit contracts at all stages. Applications In writing to Box A 6193 S.T. Spore ttating full
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      986 27 INTERNATIONAL EUROPEAN COMPANY in Jurong require* a Kale Coat Clerk to assist In Stock* and Coat control. Singapore cltlxen wltb school certificate. Please apply In writing with full details and salary expected to Box A 6143 B.T Singapore FOOD AND BEVERAGE MANAGER required by International hotel In Djakarta. Oood remuneration
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      1039 27 MALAYSIAN EXECUTIVE 40 holding valid International Paaaport. several year* proven experience! In spare parts management. Inventory planning A control. purchasing, warehousing, sales A tervice workshop administration. capable handllnn warranty claim* etc.. currently employed by leading British Company In Indonesia. Contract expire* end November. Tl. Will consider employment in Spore. Malaysia.
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      1010 27 3-BEDROOMED FURNISHED FLAT at Ifandalay Road with telephone S4OO. Call *****1 Mr. We*. SEMI- DETACHED HOUSE 773 Upper Changl Road, furnished 5260/- Contact Mr. Snee. Tel. *****6/*****2. DIST. 11 QUIET and centrally located furnished 3-bedroomed fiat with servant s amenities Tel: Spore *****. FURNISHBO ROOM for working person In dist.
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      877 27 ROOM APPROX. 200 SQ. FT. dlst 7 take over with furniture and telephone. Available from lit Augutt. Please ring ***** Spore. OIST. 9 OFFICE ROOM vacant 200 *q. ft. Rental 82SO. 387 sq. ft. rental S3BO/- No parking problem. Principals ring *****0 Spore. AVAILABLE 1.900 SO. FT. groundfioor Many facilities
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      881 27 STENOGRAPHY: Classes anytime. Rapid simplified court*. Starting August. Register early. Raja* College. 218 D Changl Road (*****8). Raff!** Plac* (*****/*****0). PRINCIPLES OP ACCOUNTS Book-keeping and Account* for beginner* leading to the LCC examination* and the Centre Certificate*. Class** commencing 16th August. 1971 on every Monday. Wednesday and Thursday from 3.13
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    Higher pay, better benefits for judges
    558 28 Higher pay, better benefits for judges MALAYSIAN PARLIAMENT KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday HILL to give better salaries and service conditions for the judges was passed by Parliament today. Moving the Judges Remuneration Bill, 1971, the Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said that hitherto the salaries and conditions of service applicable to
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    Team to study Malay role in industry
    268 28 Team to study Malay role in industry TUN (Dr.) Ismail announced in the House that the Government had set up a committee to study and make recommendations on how Malays and other bumlputras could take an active part in commercial and Industrial Meld in the towns. The Deputy Prime Minister
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    More countries to know about neutral —stand
    285 28 More countries to know about neutral —stand KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Tun Abdul Razak said today he would visit several more "important countries" to explain Malaysia's concept of neutralisation. In a written reply to MR. CHAN YOON ONN (PPP Ulu Kinta) the Prime Minister added that Malaysia's missions abroad had also
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    Call-up Bill for dentists
    51 28 PARLIAMENT passed a BUI empowering the Government to call up dentists lor compulsory service. As in the case of doctors, the period of compulsory service will be (or "not leu than two years Dentists who do not give satisfactory service, are liable to have their term
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      Elite athletes for Singapore plan
      405 29  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By ARMY of "elite" athletes to serve Singapore in the various sports internationally is visualised in a priority project involving the four service units Armed Forces, Police, Special Constabulary and Vigilante Corps. This plan was launched by Mr. Chan Chee Seng, chairman of
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      Record surprise
      254 29 CINGAPORE Table J Tennis Association had a pleasant surnrise when a record wT,«. i««f !k° 26 teams. 18 of them ?u U- w es. c enter d for the National Open championships to be held in conjunction with Pesta Sukan from July 31 to AUR. 19. STTA secretary,
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      LU IS FIVE STROKES BEHIND -LEADER
      222 29 LU IS FIVE STROKES BEHIND -LEADER- CRANS SUR SIERRE. (Switzerland), Thus. Cllve Clark, 26-year-old Briton, fired a slx-under-par 65 to take the first round lead In the Swiss Open golf championship here today. His low s-ore, Just one strike outside the record for the Swiss Open, left him one shot
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      Venezuelan scores big upset
      96 29 Venezuelan scores big upset AOMORI. Japan. Thurs Venezuela's Alfredo Marcano, on the verge of exhaustion, produced a sensational 10th round knockout to take the World Boxing Association's Junior lightweight title from champion Hlroshl Kobayashl of Japan. The champion was smashed to the canvas three times In the round before being
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      Tan Thuan Heng aims for Seap Games
      265 29 Tan Thuan Heng aims for Seap Games ASIAN Games bronze medallist and former freestyle champlon.Tan Thuan Heng, may represent Singapore In the coming SEAP Games In Kuala Lumpur. Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's Vice-president Dr. Chan Ah Kow said that Thuan Heng, now studying at Oxford University, was expected to return
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      Eng Yoon's last record in danger
      270 29  -  ERNEST FRIDA By CINGAPORES longest standing athletic record the 49ft 7$ triple Jump mark set by Tan Eng Yoon in 1955 is in danger of been erased by two Indian Jumpers, Gurinderjit Singh and Yehannan. at the SAAA Open championships from Aug 13-15 According
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      Fifth win by Foresters
      118 29 CXSRESTERS scored their fifth straight win in the PAS League 3A when they beat Serangoon Soccentes 4-0 at Farrer Park yesterday. Foresters proved too strong for Soccerites. They romped to a 2-0 lead in 10 minutes with goals by centreforward Leslie. Foresters continued jhelr punishing pace
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      SLTA junior tourney
      63 29 SINGAPORE Lawn Tennis Associations' Junior championships will be held from Auk. 13 to 15 at Farrer Park. There will be eight events Boys Under-16 and Under-19 singles and doubles, and girls Under-16 and Under-19 singles and doubles. All entries must be sent to the tournament secretary. Peter
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      Lock icon Sparkling show by National side in draw
      576 30 Spore 2 Thais 2: Report by JOE DORAI Picture by KOK AH CHONG ONE expects coach Choo Seng Quee to work miracles on the National soccer side in two weeks, but against Thailand's Port of Authority team at Jalan Besar stadium last night
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      Under-23's power way to a 38-9 win v Police
      263 30 Under-23's power way to a 38-9 win v Police SINGAPORE Under-23s preparing for their Pesta Sukan match against Johore, gave an impressive show of power in beating a Police Invitation XV 38-9 (4 goals. 5 tries and penalty to 2 penalties and a try) at Thomson Road yesterday. Mr. John
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      Indians 59-0
      27 30 NORWICH. Thurs. The Indian cricket tourists were 59-0 In reply to Minor Counties 203--6 declared (M. Mastin 61 Chandrasekhar 3-39) in their rainhit match here.
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      Malaysian school athletes impress
      239 30 T^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. American coach Bob Schul was pleasantly surprised by the fine allround performance by athletes at the Malaysian School Championships at Merdeka stadium yesterday. Schul, who is coaching the Malaysian Seap Games athletes, said that if the promising athletes he saw were to train
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      S'pore lead group in Razak Cup
      600 30 rs. Singapore, with a 1-1 draw against arch rmed Forces and a 4-2 win over Trengganu, today oup "B" of this year's Razak Cup hockey chamRESULTS at a glance— Group "A": Selangor 4 Kelantan 0; Selangor 2 Penang 0; Johore 7 Sabah 0; Perak
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      Clash of Thunderer, Consortium will be a thriller
      515 31  - Clash of Thunderer, Consortium will be a thriller EPSOM JEEP By -THUNDERER and Consortium, two promising sprinters who are heading for the top class clash foi the first time and at level weights (9 0) in the Class 2. Div. l, 6f race at Penang on Sunday. It should be
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      Lock icon 14 nations for Asian badminton tourney in Jakarta
      199 31 14 nations for Asian badminton tourney in Jakarta JAKARTA, Thurs. More than 100 players from 14 countries will take part in the Asian badminton championships here on Aug. 13. the chairman of the Indonesian Badminton Federation. Mr. Sudlrman, said today. He said that Indonesia would have a team of 20
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      1312 31 HJ-mmTM 2.30 CLASS 6. DIV. 3 —6F mmUbmUmUl (S4 500 $3,150 to winner) 1 ***** PBRKASA II HKVCi Viansor 7 to HI2 18) P Sublan 12 2 ***** OUST PURV I IKI C hongi Paul 11 8.11 (-3) •Raloe 7 S ***** RAUB n (Sultan of
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      1242 31 IMB 215 CLASS 6 DIV. 1 6F ■mmmmmmmUl ($5.000 $3,500 to winner) 2 \OAO\ THI SAMARITAN .1 INHM LM 7 8.12 2> »ybl»n S S ItlSl LORD CARRIC (S <li.iiii MMMM 111 1 1 >>fn Ihi f Chlam 11 I ronn 5 S 1 "'I -DP Arl»n
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      334 31 Philippines sending 16 athletes MANILA, Thurs. A Philippine contingent of 16 athletes will leave for Kuala Lumpur on Saturday to compete in the Malaysian open championships at Kuala Trengganu on Aug. 3-6. Jose Serlng. president of the Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association, said the Philippine group. Including three officials,
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      73 31 GYDNEY, Thurs.— Record 13 ings of "soft, relaxing" music will be played in the Queensland dressing room before Saturday's Rugby League clash with New South Wales here. Queensland league president Ron McAuliffee said the music was suggested by the league's psychiatrist to help relieve pre-match tension.
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      Tourists lose
      23 31 CAPE TOWN. Thurs.—Southern Universities beat the touring Argentine Rugby Union side 12-9 at Newlands yesterday The Argentinians led 3-0 at half-time.
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      317 31 Walkout threat by Czech team PORTO ALEORE (Brazil), Thurs. Czechoslovakia's Davis Cup tennis team have three times threatened to return home without playing Brazil here In the inter-zone semi-final this weekend. Jornal Do Brasll news agency reported yesterday. The walkout threats followed a series of disagreements between Antonln Bolardt, non-playing
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      220 30 Iff FACTS! H READ and LEARN 1949 the Russians discovered two carpets from a grave, one ot |Aq j§jg which was a hand knotted carpet of about 5' x7' containing about 93 Wp? 280 knots to the square inch. The grave was 2500 years old. The «Jl STy hand knotted
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      57 30 SOCCER: Schools Interne tional «7th and Bth place): Spore v Cambodia <3 p.m.); sth and 6th place: Taiwan v Brunei (4.30 p.m.); Semi-finals: Hongkong v Malaysia (6 p.m.); India v Thailand (7.30 p.m.). All matches at Jalan Besar stadium. Padang Shield: SRC v SCC (Padang. 5 IS p.m RUGBY: National:
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    The traffic stopped —but not these girders
    91 32 The traffic stopped —but not these girders THE ambulance on emergency call stopped the traffic but not these steel girders. This lorry lurched to a sudden halt when the ambulance shot out of the Central Fire Station in Hill Street yesterday. But its cargo continued their journey. Fortunately they did
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    157 32 Saigon forces sweep trail SAIGON, Thursday HEAVY lighting has erupted in eastern Cambodia, where a government tusk force is attempting to sweep through an infiltration route leading into the Mekong Delta, a military spokesman said today. Seventy two North Vietnamese and proCommunist Cambodian guerillas were killed in four hours of
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    MAN WORE 5 TROUSERS ! STUFFED WITH CASH
    82 32  - MAN WORE 5 TROUSERS STUFFED WITH CASH N.G. KUTTY By SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two attendants at the emergency unit of the Outram Hospital spent an hour tonight counting money. As a policeman stood guard, they counted $600 in one dollar notes and another SlOO in 85 and SlO bills. They were
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    21 32 LONG BEACH. Thurs. A new jumbo jet. the DCIO joined airline fleets today. It can seat 350 passengers. AP.
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    116 32 Police foil bid by students to 'kidnap' Mrs McMahon SYDNEY, Thurs. Police today foiled an attempt by university students to "kidnap" the elegant, blonde wife of Australian Prime Minister William McMahon. Swooping on a Sydney suburban hairdressing salon, where Mrs. Sonia McMahon was having her hair done, they confiscated plastic
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    28 32 BELGRADE. Thurs. Marshal Josip Broz Tito, 79. today was re-elected President of Yugoslavia for another five years' term by secret vote of the Federal Parliament. AP.
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    25 32 NICOSIA, Thurs. Turkish and Greek Cypnots exchanged shots (or the first time in four years during the night, it was disclosed today. AP.
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    27 32 SOLOMON SAUL JOSEPH Middcnly I .uay peacefully in Manhain Ahoth SynagOK'c IP 7 3.45 p.m. Kurial on 30 7 in. 30 a.m. at J*» i«h Ci-metcry.
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    93 32 Soviet experts to quit Sudan IfHARTOUM. Thurs. President Jaafar elNumelry said today that the Sudan's Russian experts were on the verge of leaving the country. He told a group of foreign correspondents here that the Russians' mission was nearly completed and expressed concern at what he called a propaganda campaign
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    LONDON STOCKS
    360 32 J ON I lON. Thurs. The stock market closM easy today follow me Wall siren fan and the U.S. trade and budget deficits. The Labour Party decision to oppose Common Market entry was an additional downside factor. A' 243 p.m. the Financial Timei index was down 64 at
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    RUBBER
    49 32 I-ONDON. Thurs. Spot 14. 75. Brttlemrnl: Sept. 15.03, Oct. 15.35, Nov 13.80, Oct. Dec. 13.60. Jan. Mar. 16.23, Apr/June 16.95, July Srpt 17.53, Oct. Dec. 15.05. Jan. Mar. 1D.45, Apr. Jun. ln.oo. July Sept. 19.20. Oct. Dec. 19.43. c.l.f. Auk. 13.30. Sept. 13.90. Oct. 14.20 own Market Uncertain.
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    32 32 LONDON. Tturs. spot buyrrs (1429 (—(3). Mlleni £1431 (—(3). Forward buyen ii44S <— 11), teller* U444 < £2). Settlement £1430 t £3). Turnover a.m. 310 torn p.m. 105 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    7 32 WEATHER FORECAST: ISOLATED SHOWERS
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    NUN WHO WON'T TELL IS JAILED
    168 32 jVEW YORK, Thurs. A I Roman Catholic nun who refused to tell a grand jury what she knew about a murder was jailed indefinitely today for contempt of court in Jersey City. Sister Margaret, 32, had refused on the grounds of conscience to testify
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    66 32 A Bank of England first LONDON, Thurs. The Bank of England yesterday published its accounts for the first time and said in the year ended February it showed an operating profit of <: 6.3 million (about $44 million). Th state-owned bank paid G1.7 million of this to the Treasury, a
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